1:04:00
Do you speak German?
1:04:01
Yes.
English and a little Russian, too.
1:04:08
Here doctor.
1:04:12
Sorry.
1:04:14
- What are you doing?
- I'm giving a shot.
1:04:16
It's an intravenous shot.
1:04:18
Oh right.
1:04:20
In Paris, I'm chief surgeon.
The help administers the shots.
1:04:26
That'll do it.
1:04:28
Go ahead, doctor.
1:04:30
Yes, the knee.
1:04:31
- Want me to do it?
- I know my stuff.
1:04:41
Guess it's painful.
1:04:54
They didn't even
check our papers.
1:04:57
Put a lid on it!
1:05:01
- Thank you.
- Thank your son.
1:05:03
Have a nice trip.
1:05:05
If anything happens to the kids,
call a real doctor.
1:05:14
Relocating a knee is a cinch.
1:05:16
I did the same for calves as a kid.
I could've been a vet.
1:05:19
Is Switzerland very far?
1:05:21
- My stories aren't interesting?
- They are.
1:05:24
I don't think so.
1:05:24
- Can you carry me?
- Yes.
1:05:26
- I'm hungry.
- Me too.
1:05:29
You've got fat reserves on you.
1:05:30
- You ate on the train.
- Not much.
1:05:33
The landlady in Paris
made us a snack.
1:05:36
- I forgot it.
- That was clever.
1:05:38
Did you remember?
1:05:39
All he does is act like a clown.
1:05:41
I got us out of the station.
1:05:43
We were lucky to find
a wonderful nurse.
1:05:46
She didn't speak German.
1:05:48
It was obvious
he twisted his knee.
1:05:50
I found out she was a nurse.
1:05:52
When you went to the toilet,
I did some research.
1:05:55
- Would you shut up.
- I'm explaining.
1:05:57
You run off at the mouth
like my wife.